... I On Frislay last, a meeting of the Graduates of the Dublin Uiiiverzi-y %as htld at Morrisson's Great RtoOMs, DawSOuI-street, for the put pose of establishing a Brunswick Countitntional Club. Lord Castlemahie was called to the chair amidst loud acclamation. The entlthtsiasin of the meeting io the cause of the Constitiu- tion is intdescrilbable. In less thatt half au hour after the formatint of ...

... Kir.tYMAN.-A meeting of the Protestants of the parish of Killyntan, in the counties of Tyrone and Armagh, was held at Verner's Bridge on the'20th. ult. 'for the pur- pose of establishing a Brunswickl Club- Captnin Lloyd was in tho chair. The mecting vas addressed by the Rev. Mr. Horner, Geo. E. Stuart, Esq. Joseph Gieer, Esq. Rev. James Phelaen, Richard Lloyd, Esq. Mr. M'Elroy, Henry Atkinson, ...

... AMERICAN BALLOON ASdENT. PERILOUS SITUAATION OF TIIE AERtONAUtT. (From the NAew ?? Commercial Adverdser, Septemb>r 19.) A lirge concourse of people assernbled yesterday in Castle Gardens, to witness the ascent of Mr. 11obertson. The pro. ress of inflating the balloon was not completed until six o'clock, when Mr. L. entered the car. The balloon rose gracefully to the height of upwsards of one ...

... At the late Quarterly Examination held in Trinity Col- lege, Dublin, the Science Medal was granted to Meade lius., (John,) and the Classical Medal to Wade lmus., (Nugent). /At the same time were adjudged-Foe GEeLRAL AeswEe - ,tNG, Certificates to Mr. Parsons, Mr Leech, Murphy 2dus, (henr, Mlhy, re , ngsedLeslioeJun., (Henry;) .des, Allen, 4tus., (Micha k Robert,) Lavell-and Pre- mnace, to Mr ...

... FOR Tf-IEv BELFAST NEWS-LETTCzR Mi. EDITOR-The press possesses so extensive an infllneice, in directing public opinion, that every friend to social improvement courts its assistance. The more J frequently any important topic is brought under the ii public eye, the more way it is likely to make in the ji public favour. What men often read of, they become I familiar with and learn to value, I ...

... HIISTORY OF TU1. SACRED STANDARD. The sacred standard (Sandscka/id-aser~i which is never unfolded but in times when imminent danger threatens the empire of the Crescent, has been carried by the Sultan to the camp of Ramis-Tchifflick, under the walls of Constantinople, where he at present resides. It has niot as yet been drawn from the case which envelopes it, for before the standard is raised ...

... 'THE ORANGE NIM-A RES OF THE .ORAND LODOE, The followlng Is the Address to the Protestants of Great oa Britain antl Ireland, agreed to by the Grand Lodge, and H directed to be-circulated: fa At~a meeting of thec Grand Orange Lodge of Irqland, wv held at:19, Dawson-street, on the 5th November, and fol-l a( lowing days, the Right Hoi. the Earl of Enniskillen, De- puty.Granid Master, in tbe Chair ...

... TiH' 13ELFAST NEWS-LETTMER. Drug -.SlAl'-'mOVEAlITER QS. ., .: : .-7- :. , , - =1 _ - - . , LONDOAN- F1I.D1 Y, NOf 0rEMBR 21. I,., -. . '*lie n'o is papvl's haec lot brought aily offlei:il Ic. etilots f-om the flst. iThe report oif the fat if( Silistria Was itvivell at Vienln oll thLe 9th ; bht hiill it beeln trie, we shlimilt have receivedl the Ciiofirimationz through thi De rlin State ...

... FOR TH-'lBE RLFAST NE.WS-LEiTTER4 MR. EDIToR-The public taste and feeling for the Fine Arts, Which have increased, are increasing and will, I hope, continue to spread and flourish in Belfast, have brought forth excellent fruit. I have seen a miniae- ture portrait of a gentleman, painted by Mr. J. IVArt- RtiNGTONr, ;who is, as I have been informed, not more than three or four and twenty years ...

... DUBLIN CASTLE, 24.N NOVgMB, 1828. Names of Gentlemen returned by the Judges of As. size to serve the office of Sheriff for the ensuing yea Antrim-Edmond Charles M'Naghten, of Clogler, Esq Htushmills; George Huane Macartney, of Limnoure Castle, Esq. Ballymoney; Richard Meagenuis, jun. of Derra' Esq. Mountjoy-squat-e. V Armagh- The Hononrable Archibald Acheson. Lord Acheson, INarket-.hill; Hunt ...

... COOKS'rOlVN BRUNSWVICK 'MEETING. Oin Monday Flst, at I o'clock, a 5leeItiig was held ii Cookstowni, for the formation of a Briliso ick Club. In consequence of the oitinbers who attended, it was found necessary to adjourn the meeting from Espy's largc room to a vomnmiodious and extensive area whbih is nsually ovoecpied as a Ilesh market. There a temporary platt'orm had been erected, anid chairs ...

... ROMAN CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION-OCT. 6. DEALING WeITre -THE ENEMIES OF EMANCIPATION. Mr. FoRD brought forward his important motion on this subject, and read the resolutioh proposing the appointment of a Committeesto draw up air address to thie people of Ire-. land, calling on them to deal exclusively with friends of civil and religious liberty, and on no account to deal with, Orange shopkeepers. Mr ...